A) Complete the following sequence with the appropriate reactant X and product Y.State the IUPAC name of compound Y.1) 032) Zn, H,0KMNO4 ,4YIUPACB) Consider the ionization of molecule B:OHOHOHPhPhPh-CH3-CH3-CH3CH,B.DESuggest the most possible ionization product between C, D and E for molecule B.Justify your answer. You have to justify why the other two products are notfavourable products. (Ph: phenyl)

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A) Complete the following sequence with the appropriate reactant X and product Y. State the IUPAC name of compound Y. 1)03 2) Zn, H,0 KMNO4,4 Y IUPAC B) Consider the ionization of molecule B: OH OH OH -Ph -Ph -Ph -CH) CH CH в D E Suggest the most possible ionization product between C, D and E for molecule B. Justify your answer. You have to justify why the other two products are not favourable products. (Ph: phenyl)

A) Complete the following sequence with the appropriate reactant X and product Y. State the IUPAC name of compound Y. 1)03 2) Zn, H,0 KMNO4,4 Y IUPAC B) Consider the ionization of molecule B: OH OH OH -Ph -Ph -Ph -CH) CH CH в D E Suggest the most possible ionization product between C, D and E for molecule B. Justify your answer. You have to justify why the other two products are not favourable products. (Ph: phenyl)

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